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Thadeus Sory Writes: So, The Law Is Once Again The Culprit?

A critical analysis of Ghana’s anti-corruption fight, examining the OSP, legal framework, and leadership accountability in tackling corruption

When Independence Meets Power: Ghana’s OSP Case and the Global Pattern of Prosecutorial Control

Ghana’s Supreme Court case J1/3/2026 could redefine the balance between the Attorney-General and the Office of the Special Prosecutor, shaping the future of anti-corruption enforcement in Ghana and across Africa

The ‘Angry Food’ and the Hungry Man: Rethinking Food Security Beyond the Plate in Ghana

A stark analysis of Ghana’s food security crisis: why food has become “angry” — expensive, scarce, and low-quality

Tree crops conveyance certificates: A new burden on farmers disguised as feform

A critical analysis of Ghana’s Tree Crops Conveyance Certificate System (CCS), examining its potential impact on farmers, trade efficiency, and value chain governance, and why stakeholders are calling for a more transparent, pro-farmer regulatory approach

On presidential travel, public trust, and the discipline of the rese – Callistus Mahama writes

Secretary to President John Dramani Mahama explains the temporary use of a private aircraft for presidential travel and outlines plans for new state aircraft expected by November as part of Ghana’s aviation capacity upgrade

The Farmer’s Haircut and Nana Addo’s Stone

Ghanaian cocoa farmers protest the government’s producer price cut as columnist reflects on rising discontent and the symbolic “take your stone” message directed at former President Nana Akufo-Addo.

Repositioning the WASSCE Conversation: From Alarm to Action

Stakeholders at a dialogue led by Ghana Reads Initiative examine the causes of poor 2025 WASSCE results and propose reforms, using data and insights from West African Examinations Council to strengthen Ghana’s education system